Speech Language Pathologist | SLP

Rehab Without Walls Neuro Rehabilitation•Philadelphia, PA

25d•$58 - $62

About The Position

Rehab Without Walls Neuro Rehabilitation is hiring a Speech-Language Pathologist to provide neuro-focused rehabilitation in patients’ homes and community settings. This is not a traditional clinic-based role. The SLP helps patients rebuild communication, cognitive, and swallowing abilities and participate in everyday life following neurological injury or illness. Areas of support include cognitive-communication recovery, speech and language rehabilitation, swallowing and functional safety, and real-world communication in home and community environments. The role offers schedule flexibility and clinical autonomy, focused one-to-one patient care, specialization in neuro rehabilitation, long-term patient continuity, and hourly pay for clinical and documentation time. Mileage reimbursement and drive-time pay are provided, with coverage areas intended to remain local. The position is part-time or PRN.

Requirements

Master’s degree from an accredited Speech-Language Pathology program.
Valid Speech-Language Pathology license in the state or states of practice.
Current CPR certification in accordance with state regulations.
At least one year of work experience as a Speech-Language Pathologist.
Communicate effectively and professionally in verbal and written interactions.
Ability to lift 50 pounds; moving, lifting, or transferring patients may involve lifting up to 100 pounds while following safety procedures.
Ability to perform duties requiring fine motor skills, visual acuity, and extended periods of walking or standing.
Ability to push, pull, bend or stoop, reach, kneel, and position frequently at times.
A health screen or examination may be required before assignment and periodically thereafter, depending on location policy and applicable regulations, to verify physical ability to perform assigned duties with or without reasonable accommodations.

Nice To Haves

Knowledge of rehabilitation techniques related to complex neurological injury.

Responsibilities

Evaluate patients with speech, language, cognitive, and swallowing disorders and develop treatment plans.
Regularly reassess treatment-plan effectiveness and attend staffing meetings and family conferences.
Conduct discharge evaluations, make recommendations for home and community safety, and provide referral and education resources.
Communicate patients’ needs and progress to the treatment team, physicians, patients, and family members.
Coordinate and collaborate with other disciplines to support patient care and outcomes.